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RBC Capital Markets has made two hires in its European high yield team, both to new positions.
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Bonds of Seat Pagine Gialle (Caa3/CCC+) came under renewed pressure today, after the Italian directories company released weaker than expected results for the first half of 2011.
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Credit and equity markets moved in opposite directions today, for the second day running — a rare dislocation that left analysts and investors scratching their heads.
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Banks could be forced to take a hit on upcoming bridge loan refinancings if poor conditions in European high yield secondary markets push take-out bond pricing beyond underwriters’ cap rates — the maximum interest levels on the bridge loans they have already put in place.
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Outflows have continued from global high yield funds this week, with almost $2.3bn leaving in the period from last Thursday through to Tuesday, according to EPFR Global, suggesting a recovery in high yield is still far off. On Thursday and Friday alone, outflows were just shy of $1bn per day, said Cameron Brandt, director of markets research at EPFR.